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cry

/kraɪ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen lauten, scharfen Laut oder Schrei bezeichnet, der eine starke Emotion wie Schmerz, Angst, Trauer oder Freude ausdrückt; auch das Weinen oder Schluchzen., Verb, das das Vergießen von Tränen bezeichnet, oft aufgrund starker Emotionen, oder das Ausstoßen eines lauten Lautes, der Schmerz oder Angst ausdrückt.

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noun

/kraɪ/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen lauten, scharfen Laut oder Schrei bezeichnet, der eine starke Emotion wie Schmerz, Angst, Trauer oder Freude ausdrückt; auch das Weinen oder Schluchzen.

A noun referring to a loud, sharp sound or shout expressing strong emotion, such as pain, fear, sadness, or joy.

  1. Act of weepingA1formal

    The sound or act of shedding tears in sorrow, pain, or emotion.

    deWeinen

    • She let out a cry of sadness after the bad news.
    • The baby's cry woke everyone up.
    • He held back his cry until he was alone.

    Synonymelamentsobsobbingwailwailingweepweepingwhimper

  2. Loud call or shoutA2formal

    A loud vocal sound expressing emotion, pain, or to attract attention.

    deSchrei

    • A cry of joy escaped her lips when she won.
    • I heard a cry for help from the street.
    • The crowd's cries filled the stadium.

    Synonymecallclamorexclamationhowloutcryroarscreamshoutshriekyell

    Antonymehushmurmursilencewhisper

  3. Demand or appealB2formal

    A strong request or call for action or change.

    deAufruf

    • The people's cry for justice echoed through the city.
    • It was a cry for help that no one ignored.
    • The charity's cry for donations reached millions.

    Synonymeappealcallclamordemandentreatypetitionplearequest

Formen
  • cries plural form
  • cries' possessive plural form
  • cry's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/kraɪ/A1formal
  • deVerb, das das Vergießen von Tränen bezeichnet, oft aufgrund starker Emotionen, oder das Ausstoßen eines lauten Lautes, der Schmerz oder Angst ausdrückt.

A verb used to indicate the act of shedding tears, especially due to strong emotion, or to make a loud sound expressing distress.

unregelmäßiges Verb

  1. Shed tearsA1formal

    To produce tears from the eyes as a result of emotion, pain, or sadness.

    deweinen

    • The baby started to cry because she was hungry.
    • He cried when he heard the sad news.
    • She couldn't help but cry during the emotional movie.

    Synonymebawlblubbersnivelsobtear upwailweepwhimper

    Antonymelaugh

  2. Shout or call outA2formal

    To shout or make a loud sound, often to attract attention or express strong emotion.

    deRufen, schreien

    • He cried out for help when he fell.
    • She cried his name from across the street.
    • The crowd cried in excitement as the team scored.

    Synonymebellowcallexclaimhollerroarscreamshoutshriekwhoopyell

    Antonymemumblemurmurwhisper

  3. Express strong emotionB1informal

    To express a strong feeling, such as joy, anger, or frustration, often loudly.

    deStarke Emotionen ausdrücken

    • She cried with laughter at his joke.
    • He cried in frustration after losing the game.
    • They cried out in joy when they saw the surprise.

    Synonymebellowcall outcry outexclaimroarscreamshoutyell

    Antonymelaughrejoice

Formen
  • cried past participle
  • cried past simple
  • crying present participle
  • cries third person singular

Phrasal-Variantencry forcry outcry out for

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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